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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-03
Der lfffreMfe.

Can Srau5isco, 2. Mat. -Srau 8.
2pons purSe am II. 6ebruar auf ibrer 8arm
nabe Rapa, @aI., uon eiuem Adertnedt,
yfamens Better Slien, ermoroet. Der M0r.
Der entfob, nn6 eine srose Belobuuus tuurbe
auf ieine Serboftuna ausseiest. @efteru
Ab.uh traf bic yta&ri1t bier elm, baB SIieu
uabe Satersfelo, GAL, BON Bolijtfteu, bic
ibn perbafteu MOLTEN uno pet6eu er 8ioers
faub Ieiffete, eridofsn tporbsu iei. @lus
jeitoem auSefeIlte unteriuduus ersub ieoot.
bab Der uuredte Runu sri1ofeu Wurbe, uub
baB bas Spler R. 3. Ssibsrt, stu Sarmsr,
pelder fi4 ert ttirsli6 nabe Sate-eftJa 4ie'
he,Iip6 if
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-03
Der 9eutf6e Correspondent.
1lnbcariiuoete Bef1rd,tnnaeu.

berfburs, Ont, 2. 0fai. - Ran
hegt bier bic Eefiiratun9, baB Der NIT Sob.
len belabene 9hooner r2onie S'Jteiun i'm
griesSee nit Rann unb Raus su 9runbe
gesansen III. 9as Shiff fubr am lettsu
9iitttpoh i'm Sdlspptau les Sdleppel3
,Smain" ab, ipe1her nod bier aubere SnOoz
rer bugiirte, ndmiid ben .5. gS. gage"
uSbomaS SO. 8arfer." sGfiueriioe" uno ..
g. Guiiin." Die fleine Siottiae tuurbe I'M
tertpe9s mebrfaf ourh 9r0Be @isihoaen aufa
9sbaIteu, uub in Der OonnerfaSs Staft bate
fe eineu furGtbarsn Sturm III beitsbeu, 70
baB iie Stunben lang nid,t nOrparts fommen
fonnte. S6lieBlid SerriB baS Sdlepplau,
uno Der vS'ytsiu" itieB nit Dem Barrier"
sulammen, nobel @rferer ietue Waffen Der.
lor. &upt. gSith, Der een Barrier" conts
mnnbirte. ia9ts, er babe auf benz nS'Helu"
lautes Siilfeseidrei seb0rt, uno bann ei Der
Sdocuer in Der Sunfelheit perihpuubeu.
8enn sr untsrsesauseu 1T, mug feline gansc
Wanni6aft, beiteheno aus ad1t Beroneu, er.
tlunfen iein, benn in einem iolhen Sturnt
NOR ss nid3t mpalid, elm 0iettnngsboot aus,
suieteu ober baielbe iiber @aiier ,u erbal-
ten. I'm nadfen Moreen, na1hem eer
Sturm aus9etobt, mar Der ,,SJteill" uidat
mebr in Sid1t, uno es pIrbe tetue Gpur BON
ibm sefunoer.
@lebelanb, o, 2. Wai. - Gapitau
2bns. Dalier, ieiue Eodter uno a6t gee.
Ieute ees S6ooners ,.2oHie S'ReiQ" iameu
heute bier on. 8as 5ubrseus aiua nase
Fort Stanlep inter, uno bic Rannihaft ret.
tste fif1 ouf gocteu,
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aus Ser SuuoeSbauptitast.
gsBebU0e Weoufttsn oer RattoaaIftb sIo int
MprtI.

sBaibiugton, .. g.. 2. Nai. - 4us
benz heute erIafIsnen Iusueis iiber ben Stanb
Der gtationali9uIo sebt beruor. baB 9estsre
i'm Mtonat april nm SIS, ,053, ,09S.77 permiu'
sert porben if.
Die felt benz @erialI niht mebr nerBiusIite
SduIo betrdat iebt $6,504 ,015.29, bic IN.
per,iuslide S6ulb (SGotamtsnoten, Sob.
uu6 Stlbsr @ert.fitate II. bsl.) $5S4,211,s
57S.37, bic @eiammtiduIb uebft fduisen
SinIen ST. ,7O4,174,957.33 uuo nod abiu9
6es i'm Sdatan1te beftn0lideu Baaro oi 1atbs
305,170, ,459.S4.
gas 8DtenbiIo BON BET citsrtnieI.
Der 8uuoesbampfsr y@aleuu," mslder
bGa l6on Diters erpGbnte, auf Der Sferinfel
erIanate prabtfioriide Steinbilb am Sorb
bat, if 3u Aleranbria, Sa., augetommen unb
pnltet auf bas Steiseu Der Slutb, nm ben
bieigen alottenbaubof erretden 3u f0uueu.
Commodore &befer iam beute friih mad
gBalbinston unb benadriftiste bic Beamten
oeS nSmitb Snfituts" bon benz Gin,
trefien Der Statiie, tuelde portreffi9 erhaI=
ten it,.
(Gpdter.) - Seit Sbigem bat bic ,@aIc-
no" ben hiefsen Slotteubaubof erlsidbt.
SaS Steinbilb tpir6 morgen foru1en bem
rSmitbiorians sSnifitute" iibertrasen uerbeg.
yermtfntsS.
Die be1ltise Steuereinnabme betrus $780,.
797 un0 bic i3oneinnabme 1856, ,250.
Cur @inlUiulg beiitmrnte 9eational' Sauf.
gtcten i'm Setraae bon $244, 900 liefsn beHte
iii S5abamte eln,
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Gtn Sclbitm0roer uno ettt nSimes
Wtt5tutit" SSeto.

innati, 2. Wfat.-@tn unbefarI-
ter Mann iprang heute frib bon Der iiber Oen
Sbio fiibrenben Sdu9ebriide 5pii6eu bier
unb @oeine on, Sp., nnb ertranf.
Stepe . obie, Der uberiibmte" Sti.fels
tpitier, me Der fif ourd ietnen Sprlns BON
Der groofIpuer Stride IN 9fems Doli Gniprud
uuf llnfierbIi9tet el.oarb, iprans bente yfa9 :
mittug BON Der biefigen 9dn9eoritde uuo
nurbe unperlebt in cine Sole auf9enommen.
Sein 3med beItaub bariu, Reitame Fir Elm
p9ime, Nueum" 81 MAIDEN, in pelaem er
3ur SCaau Qefelft fff.
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etaseatea siitfea asa,t raad5eu.

pbilabefpbia. 2. Mai.-9r. $. gB.
gStite, Der Senior Yrofefor fir gfaturDii'
ieufaften an Der llniueriitdt bon Yeunlpis
baaien, bat cine Srore erlafien, mad tpel9er
es ben Stubeuten ...iteriast miro, Sabad Su
rau6en, au fauen ober 3u iduupien. gu
eiuein &tpOrter iu9te Or. 8bite, er bafe 81.
aarretteu unb &isarreu, neil bieielbeu Der
@eiunbbeit iddbIt6 isieu. Die sause Sa.
fIItGt ffimmt bariu nit ibm therein, nno iie
iff eutidIcfeu, benz Eubadraudsn auf Der
llniUeriitGt elm @nbe gu MAIDEN. Die Stu'
benten basesen fnb ebenio bsteruitnirt. ii6
IN bieier Be3iebnns BON ben Serren Brofeis
loren feline Soridrifteu MAIDEN Su Iafien. -
&or einisen Sabreu Duroe eiue abnli9e
Srere erlaffen, aber iie bllsb MIR sineu Sag
in &Iaft.
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Gf1nnR.

2uuispiIIe, Sp.. 2. Mai.-Sas srObe
Rasajin Der 6irma 8ropn, SobniOu &
Comp, Gde Der IA. uuc 0faplefraBe, Der
neunfO dias @etraiSesgIepator Der 9ebriiSer
Sirater, @de Der IA. Sirase unb 8roanmnp,
IA bela6ene SraGtwassonS Der ,.9ouisDille.
Nalbpiusr Subu," 5msi g8ohuuuseu uuO
spsi StGNe bruunteu beute friip nieoer, Der
Serluff miro auf $3.50. 900 gefdGtt.
p'Yorf, 2. Mai.-RpOer & Cont
lins's Sabrlf, @de Der l96. Ctr. uno Wtotts
2oenne. sins heute abeuO in Slammeu aui.
SsrIuft $4,000. llusefdbr 100 arbsiter &C.
ratben anger SeiGGftisuus.
gYaupanca, Wiac., 2. Rai.-Die RGs
beliabrif Der .@olI. 8iuer. .Ranuia
Co." giug bsute in Slammeu auf. Der Sers
Inf bend9t etpa $4,000.
@bicago, 2, Rai.-Sie @erffitte Der
,@bicago Sorge anb Bolt &c." On Der A.
StraBe tpurbe beute abeno burd Seusr 5ers
fort. Berluft $l25,0OO Bartlett Saslet,
elm 3uidauer, nurbe pibreuo ees Sranbes
burd einen umftar,enoen 8rabneu t0Otli9
perlstt, nnb gS. Barber, Elm Rit9lieb Der
Eeuertpebr, erlitt einen Beinbrud3.
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MsfatfSd,e Nad1rfdttett q

Gan Srauaisco, 2. Wai.-Der bier
siuaet1offene Sampfer Oceanic" braate bic
Beiidhsuns Der fiirSlid empfauseneu Sabei<
hepe,d,e, baB Macao, bas bic Bortusieien
uuu i1ou iiber 800 Sabre beiest bielten,
ibuen BON China formeu absetreten NOT
ben 1T.
On g)oiebama tpurbe am %. Rdrs Der
e1ffe iapepeiiide Ghee Der Saiiou oerpogen.
@nee @pril seht bic erffe Sdifislaouns ba'
ben mad gmsrita ab. Das Netter in Sa=
psu mar bic Isttsu s8odsu ber iebr milb,
hnh,r re friihp SrnnfR
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erplpfion a,.f fi,te,n Weu,ott t,,te,tr,

Bittsburs, Benni., 2. Mai.-Der Re=
morqueur rs. 6. 8iiher," tpeld9er Su sBoob's
Stun 2anbine, eine furBe Streds flabab.
ndrts BON alesbeup.G,tp, lag unb i'm Ses
arifie mar, eiue aujabl SOblsuboote ben
sslus biuab 81 bugfren, ipuroe fur3 Dor llbr
6eute friib burd bic @rploFou ietner 9aupt.
6ampfrSbre tbeilmeile jeri9mettert. Gin
Dedarbeiter, Namens 6a1ss, pelher in Der
Saiiite unmittelbar iib,r bem Waidineuraum
ffanh, tpurve ourh bas Dad Der &aiiite ae=
idIeubert unb auseublidll9 set0btet. Dta.
ithinift Sames Campbell uub 5siSer @Suaro
Tureen erlitten t0btlihe Briihnuuoen.
Sapss' S6rpsr ifi bldffdbI,d in Stiide ser,
rifieu nno nod allen Ridtungea bin ser.
fireut. Ser on benz 9ampfer auqeIid3tete
@d,aben betrdst ettpa $4,000.
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Ser @eLOm0rff.

Yetn IT, 2. Wtai. = SoI9euoes
fiub bic S6luBuotirunseu: gelo 6ffuete 3u
4-s unb ihlos 5u Brcieut. - Sterlinss
8edIsI $4.86-$4.864 auf 60 Gage nno
SASH -$4.87f uuf Sidt. BuuoessO sOblt'
eationen: 8 prog. 100, At prog. 1I0s,
4.pro3. 1891. - Attieu: Gbams GrpreB 142,
Central Baciftc 40t. @bsi Ohio II, @ris S3B
Ditto P,ior 7S4, 9ate. Sbore est, RS. @eu'
troll sol, N.sgSeffern l21, bitto Bricr i49,
N..g. Central 1124, Sbio WiiNiFppi 30t,
Ditto Rrior sS, Yittabars 1853, &eaoius 45t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-03
90 areau Der gtraBen.g gurmbru6ss
~ KoSes Sfa2e eTTFe

Baltimore, ben %. April 1887.
Die gommifi6Ie iir ben 9urhbrud BON SraBen
MAIDEN biermit in @emdshcii Der Sefnlmuu9en bes
Siabtaert6ubes, artiftl AZ, bsfunut, buB e 1ttttz
Ippdl, Den %. Tlai 1887, Nor9ens I'M 10 ubr, in
ibrem 8dseou i'm Ratb6oule fid gum eriien Wale
oerlummelu fpeT6eu, um Die ihneu ubertrd9eneH uHo
Don bnen erhei6ten Rflitten i'm Setreff oes @ons
bemniTens II. Durtbruts Der 9arr0Hitrabf, uoR
Der SiODeifieite Der @robiIase bis CUR Ror6Otieiie
Der Stodbotmfra6e, ruie oielel6e auf Boppleton's
8dne uerBeihuet i, nu5suh6en uno In us6eretnftut=
nura nit Der am 1S. april 1887 bonn Napor uuo
Staotratbe BON Baltimore qenebmigten Yeror6nun8
Rr. 43 gu ptrritten. Sobu y. Statamss
Sobn IlegSiuiansss
CANNED n. 2barrettb,
@ommtffaTe;
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Gin permtintli6 GrnorSetet &tels
Bet fitf1.

Cincinnati, O., 2. Nui. - S1idurb
Nebler, rueseu oefeu uerhetnlIidltr GrmOr=
ouua Gle 4olisei ON lesten Samfage etuen
gelptifen au9ufi 60rher uerbaitete, tanb fif
bente i'm Bo,5eiserdlt Elm unO tpeilte nit,
baB sr ieit ieiner @utferuung aus g8beeler,
8enni., bier sspobnt babe. @r iagte, er
babe stusi Mal on i.tue Sruu geidrteben uuS
einmal on te telesrapbirr, chue elne AutDort
~ erhaIteu. 6Grifer iou iest ais 2anofteis
der siuaeftedt tperoen.
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@s fpIlte aIlaetnettt betatttt feta,

bos bic pielen Rrontbeiten ifrOpbul0ier art
asp0buIi9 aus elnem farren 3uitaHo Der
2sber eutfeben. 3as BIut uiro uurstH,
neil bic 9eber niGt ssbSris arbeitet un0 Oas
Gift uift aus Oem S6rper biuuusi4afft, uuo
bic fifern EolgeH Fuo Bufelu, 6inneH,
AusihIGe., Sdpeuunsen, 9eidwiIte, 9e'
i4niire uub ibuli9e 2eiOeu, OOer es iett f4
auf bic 2uuae uno uereiftet ibre 5arteu Se'
psbe, bic fte idpdreu, nieoerbre6eu uHo be
Sdpinbiu6t fid3 eiuri9tet. 9urb BtrtuH9
auf bic eeber unO burd Reinisuug 6es Flu
tes furirt Or. Bierce's Golden Medical
Discovery" (golbene mebi3iutihe eGHtOedHHD
aIIe oitie Srnnfbeiteu.
SpieeeI, SiIOer, RaGmGn, StatHtttrn.
Hippia6eu nller art In enolaier ansmall
III ben billigiien Breiien 3rt babeI IN gStl'
helm Gdbar0t's &naibaanIaas, Sr. 435,
&eR' SaltIm0reRraRe. (246,u.i.S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-03
tee.1Oa.s,14D Rebert ]. ersea slIla
On iireau Der Gtrabeu-Eur@5rud5s
~ GpmmifIdEe,

Itkmore {, ben %. Npri 1887.
Die @ommifidrs ihT ben Durdbrud uon StraseH
MAIDEN btrmit in @emdsbett Der Seifinmungen oes
Sto6aeIeSbuhes, &rtitet Al betaHHt, oas ne 9etts
lppdl ben as. g1ai 1887, gRor9ens UNI 10 ubr, in
ibrem Bureau i'm 9latbhaule fih gum erfteH Rale
perlamnIeln DeT6sn, I'm eie thneR dbsrtra9enen un6
bemnirens un6 Durh6ruds Der EtoGboImfteabe,
pom Der SRietr Der Scera.oBe bis 5uT Ohieite Der
SGSsPacahraBe. lUie eisiebe aui Yoppltion's BlaRe
persednet 1T, aus5u16en uHo in uebeIeinhimmung
NIT oer ON 6. Nprt 1887 pom Jlapor uno Stabtz
rotbe eon Baltimore 9ensbmisten Beror0nuna ytr.
as bu psTridbtsR. Sobu .. gStuiams,
Spbu B9egSiQtamSs
SamaeE n. SbarrettSs
gonmiiidre;
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Sefanatma1nnget.
d arsaa BET 9traBsn.5MrabruhS

8aItim ben %. April 1887.
Die @ommiiidre fir ben 9urhbrutb uou SraBeN
MAIDEN hiermit in @emdBbet her Senmmun9en oes
GabtseieBbu6es, Grtitel Az 6etannt, bas ie Utttts
tnoda, ben %. D2at 1887, D1orgeus UNI 10 u6r, In
tbTem Sirsau TN Ratbhauie iid sum eriten glaIe
0sriammeIn iperoeR, un Die tbnen ibertraeenen uuH
BON ibnen srbeiIhten gffibten I'M 8etreff Ses @ons
bemntrens. 9urbbruds uno Berbreiteruus ber Jfts
daroiOnitrafe. por Der gSoreOflette Der BortsaOe.
bis bur SnbUsfieite pom Beaontrasr, nusJuf6en
unO in usbersinfimmun9 nit ber AM 18. Gprtl 1887
bonn glapur uno Stabtratbe BON Baltimore sene9s
m9teu Serorouun9 ytr. Al su oerribteu.
SO6u V. RSiHtdmS,
Sobn D4egStutamS,
&amneL n. SbarreftS,
@ommi5lare;
(o61O24140 Rpbf. n, Green, Sefr.
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Cee1o2,e,14,0 ROBt. y. sresa. gstr.
O2areau Der etraBen. 9ura brudS'

Baltimore, ben %. 2priI 1887.
Die @omuriiidre fir ben 0urdlbIuh pom StrnBen
maiden bjermtt In @emG6beit Der 5efmmunaen oe5
Staetseietbues, artifsl AZ betannt, Bag te yRttt'
NOD, ben 25. Wai 1887, NoI9ens I'm 10 nhr, In
ibIem Biirsau i'm Jtatbbauie fid1 gum erften Dfole
seriammelH perSen, I'm Die tbnen hbertrn9eHen un6
BON ibnen erbeiitten $flihten i'm Sereff oes Coma
6emRtrsns uub Durh6ruds Der Sartnuftrabes
ron Baparoz bis StofbomftruBe, tDie oieielbe auf
leberein ffimmung nit btr am g. april 1887 pom
Wapor uno Gta6trotbe pom Baltimore 9enebmigten
8eror6uung gtr. "a gu oerrtdlien.
Sphn y. gStutamR,
Sobn DlegStHtamS,
&amueI II. SbarrettS,
@om.niiidre;
(96, 6,I02,8 .14,7) Rnbf. z. 2reeft. G5efI.
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Der @pro BET 8abwap.

&lbma1, RS. .. gtai.-Der SLquef
beaiiglid) bes bier errnrrpet aufgsfIuberea
0idodens enSete beute nit einem Seroit.,
msIdes srtIdrt, bic Sobte lei an ReferR,4en
in Den Nodsn geftorbeu, bic ihr ourh uuoe'
fonEte Berlouen beisebradt ruur0en. Die
uebelreite perben morseH beerbigt.
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%. 81. Snnic.

uuisbIbores U7iuI sesen TtaIaria, 9pspepiis.
qsbsr' unb RelpenIeihen, Gppetitlofiatett Beroaus
ufssi6Wdths unS als ilimatlten tyisber. Ran
SsrHopfrna. 81. g. 3abutropfen (Jterutns
96oier) BELT 3obHibmerben iofort; Is Seut5 ole
NIoidb,. Su aIen Apoiheten su bobeu.
(Aprl2S, ,l2WteD
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gus CUBA.

Sapanna, 2. Wfat.-Damaic @ampos,
ter Bfianjer, tpeldtr am 26. 4pril nabe Be
eaa pon eonciten aefanseu ssnommeu pur'
Be, ifi seseu eiu G6ieselS bon $4,000 befrsit
tp0roeu.
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SaSscIuaorS ttt YNteconiirs. j..

Sienna, @isc., 2. @ui. - 9r. SObn
@arbel un6 feline Satin tpuroen seltelI
Gbenb selesentlib elmer Spa3ierfahrt BON
einsm in einem Serfede luuerIben Weu4elz
mDrber seidoifeu. Ser Raun blieb uuf oem
Slede toot, uuo bic Srnu iit tSetttt oerlest.
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5000 &erate, Ghetntfer i.no
01Nrfnpfer

bo6en unauJesorosrt itnItIlb be.eu9, bas Die Benz
fon'ften Bfaiter on Standardization un0 promptsr
aPirfuna allen anoeren iiberIeseu nb. vile auSeren
YHofier ftn6 tpertbIoit gtohabmunsen. Tan foroere
bic Senion ihen unb iebe beim 9uufe senau nab,
mas mon befommtl (l03, ,SaD1oWiD
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Die bemerteusmertbeH uuo wolltaattgen
ReiuItate, bic Der @ebraud BON MonelPs
Teething Cordial er;isIt, hu6eu iu lstner
aIaemslnen Gnpenbuns in faft aGeH arten
uoti Srnufbeiteu, Seren Rinber uuteruorfen
fiuo. sefiibrt. @r heilt SldhuuS, SolIt' AKa'
seni6ure, 9urdfulI u. {. 10. Setne 6anltlte
iolts obue ibu ietu. Bet naeu aPoteetern
au tGbeu. (Sll-l
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les.1Oq.s,14n Rsbert q. @resT l
q H6reau Oer %trabeus5ard1brMA
. &ommiHare,

RaItfm ore, zen n. April 1887.
Dte GommiFGIs flr ben 9urhbruh BON StrdBeu
MAIDEN hermit In @emaSbeit heI Seltimmungen be5
Stabteeies6uhes, Artife AZ, betonHt, ooB ne Dtttts
tn ibrem Bureau i'm Rotbbauis th sum erfteu WlaIe
seriammsIn DeIben, I'm bic ibnen 1bertrosenen unS
BON ihntn eIbelhten Pfthtsn i'm Setref ee5 &oH.
bsmnirens unb 3urh6ruhs Der 8eaiSns StraBe,
pom 6uls bis AnerezGInse, uit oeielbs ali BopA
pIetofl's BIane ptrUei6nst if, ausBuhbsn nne Tn
te6eren fimmuns NIT Der am g.. April 1887 pom
g1apor un6 Sta0tratbe BON baltimore 9eneqml9ten
Sobu .. H8tHtams,
SObn DaeEStuiamB,
&anaueI IA, SharrettRs
&ommifidre;
(96, 6,192,s,14,D Robtgt q, @resn. SetI.
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sS
Nothing without Labor"
AOREnOUNp&1A
n6 Ritrtrt atttfebIbar &titett, Ra-
tarrb, Setfertett, b5Iea Sals, ARb.
taa, @tanne ttnS aIe st6rmnsea 0et
sttbntMnes esOrsatte.
Seinrn IinSe,nSen ginfluB uuf bic aas
9e9riffencn Itbmun9S Sr9ane ber6anEt
ct Der Sbatfude, baB feline 8eitanOtbeile
sic tptrtiami ten befaunten 8rufmitteI
iinO. Der SauptbeitanStbeil iit Ser SOnta
ber 2IH6Orn (Horehonnd) :PFuuse, nit
ser Abies Balsamea Ooer Balm of Gilead
demiid berbun6en. gleben Sielen entbdlt
er fanf tpeitere bOtuniide @Iemente, tuel4e
b.e BirtIamtcit bebeutenb ueritarten.
0ieieni9en, tuclde 9ulc's Honey of
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Rsue ruifiidle RaItunasn.

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get iaIGst DOR, bab Der @iHtubraoa auf @i'
9arreu 5 Sdiuiuge pro RfuRo, auf @aueu.
bib glGttertabad A Shilliuge 6 Bennies pro
Biuuo, auf trdparirteu @aoeuSilb 'Sabaf
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YroBent Teu6tiateit eutbalt, 8 S4llliuSe 2
9enn,es pro Yfuno, uno auf alien SaOGd,
treIder tueniger, aIs 10 YIo8ent 6eu9tiateit
enthGlt, 8 SdlGiuSe 8 Peunies pro PtuRO
betrQueu iou,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-01

THE law prohibiting the imports.
ton of contract labor has just beef
given an application that will doubt,
less be regarded as somewhat strained.
A number of working people residing
In Drummondville, Canada, are en-
ployed on the American side, aud
cross the Niagara suspension bridge
daily to and from their work. 1t lie
probable that residence In Drummond-
vile Is chiefly for economical reasons.
The assistant secretary Of the treasury
has decided, however, that the en-
.ployment in the United States of these
foreign residents Is a violation OF the
law, and In the line Of strict construc-
ton the ruling is doubtless correct.
The aim Of the statute was understood
TO be to prevent the importation Of
European contract labor, but il Is
clear that the law could be easily null
lifted II Canada should be allowed TO
become a free passage way for foreign
labor. IL is plain that the interdic-
ton must apply as well 10 the people
of the Dominion as to those Of any
other country.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-01
The Kai,er's Floral Pet,

He has a great fondness for blue hot
tles-in Germany called corn flowers
because they remind him of a journey
with his mother, the lovely Queen Louise,
and his brother Fredericks William. from
Koenigsberg To Munich. when he was 10
years old. II was shortly before the hat
tie of Friedland. Owing to the loss of a
wheel they had to get out Of the carriage
and wait ON the roadside until repairs
were made. The princes were hungry
and bewailed their fate. To pacify them
the queen gathered blue bottles and
wreatled Prince Williams brow. Some
time afterward, at the reception Of a mum
Der of generals sen to Ko~enigsberg by
Napoleon l, the queen appeared in avery
plain, white dress. In her hair were some
blue bottles, and there was a small bunch
at her corsage. The generals gave ex-
preston 10 their opinions Of the matter in
low whispers, whereat she turned toward
them with a sweet, sad smile, and said:
Ever since your horses have trodden
down our corniields, these pretty flowers
may well be counted among the rare treas.
ures of my unhappy country"
The emperor has also a Partially for the
shade of blue represented by the blue bot
tie. 1t strikes his eyes SO pleasantly that
the ladies of the court adopted the color
for evening costume, and find that the
never failing effect is to produce upon the
royal face al expression of cheerfulness
and amiability Herald Of Health.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-01
PARTIES on the inside at Washing.

PARTIES on the inside at Washing
ton, so writes a correspondent, say
that although there were at one time
apprebensions that the negotiations
pending between the United States
and Great Britain relative to the fish.
cries might not terminate successfully,
and that it might be necessary to issue
the proclamation Of non-intercourse
authorized by the late Congress, there
il now good reason to believe that the
differences will be satisfactorily ad-
justed. 1t has been ascertained that
Great Britain is anxious to avoid the
complications which might result
from aay hostile or %unfriendly move
ment on the part OF the United States.
The delay to an understanding in the
fishery matter is due In great part to
the fact that the BIRTHS government 10
10 occupied with more urgent ques-
tions with other governments.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-01

MIR. Wells, in his account Of Brazil and
it, inquisitivc inhabitants. tells how one
OF these was e upsl III the very trouble
son habit ~ prying into other peoples
affairs. He was the man Of the village,
ami was reported b. be rich, in a place
where $500 in ready cash constitutes a
very rich man.
lie was always extremely inquisitive
of my few belongings, and his curiosity
was finally punished in a very funny
manner. On one Of his visits he found
my bottle Of spirits Of ammonia ON the
table. and seeing IL was something he had
not hitherto inspected. he naturally laid
hold Of il, and asked Of me. ''What il
thisg''
Only a medicine, II replied; and with
much satisfaction watched him hold il
up To the light. look at II all round, turn
il upside down. and finally remove the
glass stopper, and then take a good sniff.
had 10 rush forward to save my
precious ammonia, IN he staggered and
gasped for breath. BY dint of much
Shaping of his hack and dousing Of cold
water, he quickly recovered. but never
more did he touch my things.-Youth'f
Companion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-01
The Army ON the Frontier.

In speaking of the usefulness Of the
army few take the fact into consideration
that the army posts have been a most inn
portant factor in the rapid growth Of our
western country. II any one will take
the trouble to examine into the matter il
will he plainly seen that al considerable
frontier settlements, from the earliest
times 10 the present day. have grown up
in the immediate vicinity of army posts.
Whenever a desirable locality was discov-
cred, which was exposed TO Indian raids,
= post would be established, and under its
protection q settlement would spring up
and a great extent of the country brought
under cultivation which without the
safety guaranteed by the army would
long have remained under the control of
the Indians. As soon as one section was
able 10 take care of itself the post would
move still further west. again forming a
n-"lcFw for still another Se,tlement. The
work Of the army in this way has been OF
hr'tiInabls value 10 the country, and Las
n vrr b~a no'rrly appreciated. With
out tie protection Of the army is MY
safely be SAID that the plains would
still he in POSSESSION of the Indians. and
tla wealth Of the country l,~s by hun
diptis of millions Than il is to-Iay.- Army
Officer in GlOls'-D Democrat.